Love is Poison
by MercenaryCrime
Summary: After the events of 'Love can Kill', things have gotten quiet... or at least it was until dead bodies started showing up, the circumstances are baffling and with barely anything to go on this might just be his toughest case yet. BUT to top it all off... Lavi has to deal with his wavering relationship with Nella! Laven, FemAllen.
1. Chapter 1

**Because of my success in '**_**Love can Kill'**_** I have finally come up with the sequel! The reason for the crappy ending of the last story is because I starting thinking of more ideas I could use for such a story. But one thing's for certain…**

**Lavi and Nella are back!**

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Lavi sipped the coffee that Lenalee had passed around moments earlier. He focused on the hot liquid as it spread its bitterness over his tongue before he swallowed.

It had been months after concluding his last case with the serial killer that decapitated his victims. But even so… it had been awfully quiet as of late. Not that he was complaining.

He was glad he no longer had to answer calls to head out to a scene where a gruesome murder took place. The disembodied states of the victims from the last case were quite enough.

'Lavi, why are you still here?' Reever's head popped in through the door and he seemed to be wearing a stiff frown most likely because of Komui. Lavi glanced up from the paperwork of a home burglary.

'I thought I'd stick around a bit longer,' Reever sighed at Lavi's response and walked straight up to his desk.

'What's going on Lavi?' Lavi knew he wasn't going to get away with his answer. It almost reminded him of a certain elder individual who was his former guardian.

'Nella's been pretty moody lately but she won't tell me why,' Lavi grumbled as he leaned further back in his chair and his cup still firmly in his hand.

'Maybe she still believes that Mikk guy will come after her or even you again,' Reever suggested. Lavi waned a smile at the blonde man and placed his coffee down on the desk.

'I suppose he wouldn't be satisfied with taking only my right eye during the fight,' Lavi gingerly touched the eye patch that covered his right eye.

'If that was suppose to be a joke Lavi, that was not your best! What would Nella say if she heard that?' Reever scolded him as Lavi winced at that thought.

'Not say but do…' Lavi said softly before standing up and gathered his things.

'Fine, you win Reever but I'll be back same time tomorrow.' The Australian's responds was to run his hand through his hair in exhaustion.

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Ruffling through his pockets, Lavi found his keys and finally opened the door to his apartment he shared with Nella. The delicious smell of roast wafted from the kitchen as Lavi poked his head around the corner.

The table was set for two and the roast sat in the middle, steam rising off the cooked slab of meat.

'Why are you late?' Lavi jumped in surprise and turned to see Nella standing right behind him with her arms folded over her chest. She had hardly changed from the first time Lavi had meet her. Her white hair pulled to one side, hung loosely over her shoulder and her silver eyes pierced him like bullets.

'Got caught up writing reports again,'

Nella didn't seem to say anything but Lavi was sure that she wasn't satisfied with his reply. They ate dinner in silence and Nella collected the plates and began washing up. Lavi watched her back before standing up and wrapping his arms around her.

'I'm sorry,'

'You should be,' Lavi whimpered at her harsh words and nuzzled into her curve of her neck. He took in her alluring scent and gently bit her neck.

'Lavi!' Nella protested as she almost dropped the plate she had been cleaning before Lavi felt a wet glove slap the side of his face.

'Not here…'

'But I'm really sorry, will you forgive me?' Nella dropped the wet gloves at the sink and swiveled around in his grip so that they were facing.

'I suppose so,' Lavi smiled as they locked lips but just as they deepened the kiss the phone rang. With a sigh of annoyance, Lavi reluctantly let Nella go and answered the phone.

'Hello!'

'We need you over here pronto Usagi and don't make me wait!' Lavi winced as he held the phone away from his ear. He knew who was calling on the phone and quite rudely too.

'Where's my hello Yuu?'

'Shut up Usagi just get your fucking ass over here,' Lavi scratched his head and groaned as he hurried about for a pen and paper.

'Just tell me the address okay and I'll be right over,'

'34 Oxford avenue, I got the newbie waiting outside for you,' Lavi jotted the information down quickly knowing the man's impatience.

'Right, I got… it…' Lavi blinked as he heard the line caught off before placing the phone back down on the receiver.

'Lavi?' Nella was staring at him from the sink. The look he saw on her face told him she already knew what was going on.

'I'm sorry Nella but I have to hurry or Yuu will have my head,' Lavi hurried down the hall and grabbed his coat before heading out the door.

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Lavi got out of the taxi and walked up the steps towards a tall apartment building. The huge complex was thirteen stories high with only a few lights shining in the windows.

Standing outside the door was a young officer who had unfortunately got paired with the stoic man for this nights shift. He was new to the Black Order Investigations department and Lavi believed this would be his first report.

'Bookman, sir, Kanda's waiting up stairs,' the young man greeted him with a quick shake of the hand before leading him inside. They headed to the third floor and Lavi was surprised to see the Japanese man talking quite calmly to a stout looking woman in a modest maid outfit.

'Hey Yuu, what's going on?' Kanda flashed him an irritated glare that stopped the younger officer instantly but Lavi wasn't the least bit fazed. Kanda then quickly dismissed the woman and grabbed Lavi's collar.

'Call me by my first fucking name again and I'll kill you,' Kanda hissed as Lavi nodded hastily before being dumped onto the ground.

'Geez, you don't have to be mean about it,' Lavi complained only to be shot down by another death-like glare.

'Just shut up and get in here,' Kanda pulled out a card and opened the room with the numbers 32 on it. Inside, the room was dark until Kanda flipped the light on and the three of them proceeded inside.

'What's going on?' Lavi asked as they moved through the living space and kitchen. Lavi gazed around and saw that there was a bottle of wine and two glasses on the small coffee table.

'Komui got a call about a dead body in this complex so he contacted me to investigate, but as far as I've heard, it doesn't seem good,' Lavi frowned as he remembered the woman Kanda had been talking to.

'So she made the call,'

'Of course baka usagi,' Kanda growled as if it was obvious before they reached the bedroom through a small hallway. Kanda then stood to the side and allowed Lavi and the younger officer into the room where Lavi saw the feet of someone laying sprawled on the ground at the foot of the bed.

The lingering smell of vomit made Lavi pinch his nose in disgust before he got a better view of the body.

It happened to be a young man, probably in his late twenties, lying on his stomach. A dark blood-coloured substance pooled from the wide-open mouth with tiny bits of half digested food.

Other than that, Lavi placed his fingers along the man's neck. When he found no pulse, he ran a hand down the man's arm. The limb was stiff and chilled.

'The body is already in a state of rigor mortis,' Lavi confirmed as Kanda grunted while leaning on the doorframe. Lavi then noticed the young officer was a little green in the face.

'You may go,' Lavi said quickly as the officer took his leave and Kanda came into the room.

'Is it suicide?' Kanda asked as he began searching through the dead man's belongings to rule out the possibility of a robbery. Lavi kept quiet for the moment and just gazed at the clouded eyes of the man lying on the ground.

Funny enough, Lavi remembered the old saying that the eyes were a window to the soul and sure enough, this man's eyes showed fear and… disbelief?

Lavi wasn't too sure though something definitely seemed off but Lavi had yet to place his finger on it.

'The man probably had a guest over,' Lavi commented remembering the open wine bottle and two glasses on the coffee table.

'Maybe it didn't work out,' the Asian man stopped what he was doing as Lavi shrugged at that.

'Help me turn him over,' Lavi said as he moved his position and placed his hands under the corpse's shoulder and hip but Kanda shook his head.

'We need to wait…' but it was too late as Lavi flipped the body over with a bit of effort. Moving a stiff cold body wasn't an easy task but Lavi tried to ignore the perilous rage growing behind him.

'Huh? Yuu look at this,' Lavi was eyeing the man's face again but on the other side. The left side hadn't been visible to them until Lavi had flipped him over. Now they both stared down at the three lined scratch etched deep into the man's cheek.

'Looks like it's the only visible injury,' Lavi contemplated as he tilted the head towards him. The wound wasn't deep but it was strangely decomposed around the edges.

'How far away are the others?'

'Fifteen minute,' came Kanda's short reply as Lavi slowly stood up and brushed his hands against his pants.

'We better wait for Komui to do an autopsy on him then,'

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**Sorry the story took forever to post despite the announcement I had made on 'Love can Kill' but here it is and I hope you enjoyed it!**

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	2. Chapter 2

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Lavi and Kanda waited outside as Komui and Lenalee arrived with several police officers to keep the room off limits. Knowing anything, if a journalist got wind of this they'd flock to the place like seagulls to bread.

'Where's the body?' Komui asked as he covered his hands with rubber gloves. Kanda lead him towards the bedroom as Lenalee placed down her bags and got the camera set up. She glanced up at Lavi who was sitting quietly on a barstool.

'Something up?' Lenalee called over to him breaking whatever train of thought that he was on. Lavi sighed and ran his hands through his bright red hair.

'This doesn't make sense, it can't be suicide and there was nothing stolen…'

'Yet a dead man lies on the floor…? It is interesting,' Lenalee commented as she took several photos of the coffee table with he open bottle of wine and two glasses. Lavi nodded slowly as he left her to continue and entered the bedroom.

Komui was knelt over the victim, his gloved hands running over the body probably to feel for any broken bones.

'How's it look Komui?' Lavi asked as the Chinese man sat up and adjusted his glasses on his nose.

'Hard to say without a proper autopsy,' it was just as Lavi thought. If they were ever going to make any sort of progress, they needed that report first.

'While this body gets taken back to the morgue, why don't you and Kanda go and investigate this man's movements before his death?' Komui left the room to get some officers in to move the body as Lenalee entered and took more photos.

'At least it isn't as bad as the butchering case last time,' Lenalee said with nostalgia. Lavi winced and almost touched the eye patch at the thought.

'I suppose but nobody likes dead bodies turning up without a certain cause of death, Lenalee,'

The young woman sighed and snapped another picture of the body before capping the lenses.

'You're right…'

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Lavi and Kanda spent the next day talking to neighbors and relatives to ascertain the activities of the individual on the night of his death. From what they could collect the young man was John Bishop, a young businessman at the local trading centre 15km away.

Interestingly enough they managed to trace the dead man's last known location to a local pub in the next suburb.

Lavi and Kanda got out of the car and outside a rather well established pub. The smell of cigarettes and beer filled the air as they entered. Towards the far back was the bar with stools lined up neatly along the counter.

'Nice place for a businessman to hang out I suppose,' Lavi whistled aloud as they weaved between the tables to the bar man standing behind the counter.

'What can I get you lads?' the man asked as Lavi took a stool and sat down at the counter.

'Two scotch on the rocks please,' Lavi replied as Kanda growled behind him. Luckily enough it was low enough for only Lavi to hear as the man went to get their drinks.

'What are you doing usagi? We didn't come here to drink!' Kanda hissed as Lavi waned a smile at his furious partner.

'Chill Yuu, I know what I'm doing,' the stoic man che'd at him before sitting down a single seat away.

'There you go,' the bar man handed them each a drink and Lavi picked up the glass and swirled it a bit.

'We were wondering if you were working last night,' the man frowned at him, probably for asking such a questions.

'Yes I was, what about it?'

'You wouldn't happen to have seen this young man about the bar?' Lavi dug into his pockets and produced the photo of the dead man and handed it to him. But the bar man had a quick glance at it and smirked.

'That young lad, sure he was, what are you? Debt collectors?' Lavi laughed dryly along at the supposed joke.

'We only wished it was that… but this man was found dead in his apartment yesterday morning and we were wondering if you could answer a few questions,' Lavi said as the man's face darkened slightly.

'Hmm all I can say was that he came to the counter a few times demanding a few expensive drinks but other than that it was rather busy, I could barely see past the first row of tables,' Lavi sighed as he took a sip of the scotch. That didn't get anywhere but at least they knew he was here last night.

'Let us see the video footage then,' Kanda asked quickly as the man frowned at him. Lavi stared at the Japanese man before looking about the place and spotted several security cameras.

'Yuu's right, if you didn't see anything maybe the cameras did,' Lavi said before Kanda gave him a nasty glare.

'What did I say about my fucking first name baka usagi?'

'Not to say it…' Lavi grimaced at Kanda before the bar man led them towards the back of the pub and into the room with the security cameras.

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	3. Chapter 3

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The bar man slipped into the chair sitting at the desk full of surveillance screens. Lavi watched as the man began to play back the film, he keeping an eye out for John. But it didn't take him too long despite only having one eye, to find the victim.

The young man was sitting in a booth toasting with a rather attractive looking woman with dark hair. Other than that it was rather disappointing.

'I don't spot anyone who could have a motive, the idiot probably drank too much and died from alcohol poisoning,' Kanda snarled, he was probably just as frustrated with the situation. Though Lavi took another look at John's companion.

'True that's one possibility but how about trying to find this woman, she was likely the last one to see him alive,' Lavi then quickly remembered the wine bottle and two glasses.

'Or she's our suspect,' Kanda seemed to have a similar train of thought as Lavi turned to the bar man.

'Do you have any idea who that woman is?' He asked as the bar man paused the film and stared at her.

'Not that I have,' Lavi sighed haggardly. Just when they were about to get somewhere they hit a dead end again.

Suddenly a phone rang and Kanda stepped out of the room to answer his mobile.

'Can we have the film?' Lavi said as the bar man nodded and set to work about getting him a copy. Kanda walked back in shortly after.

'That was Komui, he says the autopsy report is done and that we'd better head back,' Kanda's face was solemn when he said this and it just made Lavi suspicious about what the autopsy had found.

'Then let's go,'

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They reached the office at half past six and down to the basement where Komui was most likely waiting for them. The Chinese man was patiently leaning against a desk in front of the victim's body, silently flicking through a file in his hand.

'What does the report say Komui?' Lavi asked jolting the man out of whatever train of thought he was on. Komui sighed before pushing his glasses further up his nose.

'Just more questions I'm afraid but let me give you a briefing… the victim has hemorrhage in several organs and could possibly explain the stain on the floor beside the victim, however that's where things get complicated…' Komui paused before pulling down the sheet to reveal the face.

'I ran several tests of my own to confirm the autopsy report but all revealed the same result… hemotoxic compounds were found in the victim's body,' Lavi almost gawked at Komui's findings.

'You mean to say that he was killed by poison?'

'Close but not quite Lavi, John Bishop was killed by snake venom and a rather potent one at that,' Komui corrected him as Kanda grunted.

'Sounds like something an assassin would use in a movie. Are you fucking sure about this Komui?' The Chinese man stared gravely at Kanda before shaking the file in his hand.

'Science doesn't lie, it is solid evidence that this man was killed by snake poison but what I have yet to concede is how the victim got the venom into his body?' Systematically, they all seemed to look at the scratches adorning the man's left cheek. Lavi began frowning in disbelief.

'That can't be it?' Lavi exclaimed as Komui took out a magnifying glass and examined the wound closer. Kanda and Lavi waited patiently before Komui clucked his tongue and moved away from the table to the shelves.

He rummaged through before pulling out a small container, several swabs and a type of liquid.

'What is it Komui?'

'Heaven knows how I missed that,' Komui seemed to curse as he dabbed the swabs and ran them along the wound before pulling it away. Lavi leaned closer to the table and got a better look at the swab.

On the white surface of the swab was what looked to be black flakes before Komui put them into the container and went over to some sort of analyzer machine.

'Komui?' Lavi asked worryingly as the man began muttering gibberish under his breath.

'Give me till tomorrow to analyze this,' Komui said before shooing them both out of the basement where Lenalee was waiting for them at the top of the stairs.

'Any good news?' She asked as Kanda grumbled something about going over the footage they obtained from the pub and left them. Lenalee stared after Kanda briefly before turning back to Lavi.

'I take it that it hasn't gotten anywhere,' she said disappointingly as Lavi nodded and scratched his head.

'I don't know Lenalee, things seem simple enough but then unexplainable hogwash show up and just confuses everything,' the young woman hummed uncertainly about what he was talking about before tilting her head to the side.

'Oh and before I forget, Nella called just as you got in and asked what you were up to. She wants you to call her back ASAP,' Lenalee seemed to smirk when she said this as Lavi sighed and walked over to his office to make the call.

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**Good, I think I'm on a roll here but don't get comfortable because I'm trying to spread out my updates a little bit so I don't stray with my studies… ah screw it, it won't happen anyway!**

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	4. Chapter 4

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'Jerk!' Nella screamed into the phone before slamming the phone down onto the receiver. She hoped he got an earache from the noise as she huffed and stalked to the sink and lifted the draining vegetables before slamming it down to relieve her anger.

Nella then sighed and looked shamefully at the vegetables spilled over the stainless steel sink.

How could she blame her boyfriend? In a way, she was dating a detective that was constantly run off his feet with cases. It wasn't like he was slacking at some pub like someone she had once known. The thought almost made Nella pick up the phone to apologize.

She shook her head… he could have at least called her to say that he was busy. Nella took a deep breath and looked at the table set for two before grumbling about all the extra food she had cooked up for him.

Maybe since Lavi wasn't turning up for dinner, she would bring dinner to him. Nella smiled at the thought as she grabbed containers out of the cupboard. She placed the steak and vegetables in a container for him before gathering her bag and coat and headed out of the apartment.

The office was just a short walk from the building they lived in so she hurried along the dim streets and shortly arrived at Black Order Investigations.

Nella stood in front of the door for a moment as she began to think that coming here was a bad idea. But then scowled for coming this far and not wanting to complete her delivery.

She rang the buzzer and a blond man answered the door. Nella immediately recognized Reever from before as he stared at her in disbelief.

'Nella, what are you doing here?' he asked in surprise as she stepped into the building with a smug look.

'Since that good-for-nothing boyfriend isn't coming home for dinner I decided to bring dinner to him,' Reever laughed queasily.

'I suppose that's generous,' Nella smiled brightly before hurrying down the halls towards Lavi's office.

'Lavi!' She called as she stepped into the office and almost caused Lavi to choke on his steaming mug of coffee. Though it was a little too late to save his white shirt from the bitter liquid.

'Ah-ha… hi,' Nella frowned at him as she placed her hands on her hips.

'I made the effort to bring you dinner and all I get is a 'hi', talk about ungrateful,' Nella exclaimed as she dumped the container of steak and vegetables in front of Lavi She then slumped down in one of the chairs.

'Thanks Nella,' Lavi said as he opened the container and breathed in the delicious smell of marinated meat.

'You better be, I cooked that using some of Jerry's advice,' Nella said as Lavi blinked at her before a mischievous smirk graced his lips.

'Jerry? The owner of that diner a few blocks from here?'

'Yeah, he makes the best food ever, maybe we should go there together sometime,' Nella said dreamily as she remembered the fruit parfait she had the other day.

'I don't know whether to feel jealous or upset,' Lavi mumbled as he prepared to tuck into his meal.

'Oi usagi, we got another call,' Nella glanced up at the sour man who walked straight into Lavi's office not caring that she was there first.

'Hello moyashi,' Kanda said stiffly as Nella glared at him.

'It's Nella, Bakanda,' she retorted back dangerously just as Lavi glanced up from his steak, looking like he was about to drool.

'But I was about to have dinner,' Lavi complained as Kanda screwed his face in disgust.

'Throw it in the fridge and have it later just get your fucking ass into the car now!' Lavi sighed and replaced the lid on the container.

'Sorry Nella but I gotta go,' he said as he knelt down and placed a kiss on her forehead and quickly left the office to follow Kanda. She sadly watched Lavi leave before sighing too.

'I didn't even get to tell him…'

'Tell him what?' Nella jumped at the voice as she spun in her chair and saw Lenalee standing by the door.

'Nothing you should worry about Lenalee,' Nella smiled quickly knowing well that her friend could be too curious for her own good.

'Hmm I'm surprised you made the trip to give Lavi dinner,' Nella pouted at the comment.

'Well it's not like I was going to eat two whole steaks and vegetables to myself,' She argued as Lenalee laughed.

'True enough, I'm just sorry you can't spend more time with Lavi since this new case popped up,'

'New case?' Nella asked, mentally hitting herself for criticizing Lenalee for being curious a moment ago.

'Yeah, quite a tough one even my brother's puzzled,' Nella went quiet for a moment as she processed what Lenalee had said to her.

'Maybe I should cut him some slack,' Nella said remorsefully as Lenalee gave her a sympathetic look.

'It's not your fault, Nella, you didn't know,' Nella looked at her hands that were clasped tightly together in her lap.

'Do want to join me at the diner tomorrow afternoon? It gets kind of lonely sometimes,' Lenalee reached into her pocket and pulled out her phone, mostly likely to look at her planner.

'I suppose that's an idea, I hear Jerry put up a new menu,'

'Uh-huh he did, I had a look at it yesterday and I'm so trying that duck and goat's cheese ravioli with white sauce,' Nella declared as Lenalee giggled in amusement.

'I wouldn't put it past you to eat the whole menu,'

'Hey I'm not that greedy!' Nella defended though the idea had come to mind.

'I was just joking Nella, so tomorrow at around three I should be able to get a break,' Lenalee said as she punched the buttons on her phone as if to make the hang out official.

'Thanks Lenalee,'

'And you're so going to tell me about what's going on between you and Lavi,' Nella paled slightly.

'No way!'

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**I definitely was on a roll here, two chapters in one night… AWESOME! I decided to add Nella's point of view just to break it up. Though I hope you guys enjoyed it :3**

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	5. Chapter 5

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Lavi's stomach growled as he thought about the steak and vegetables that Nella had brought. It was just a shame that something had come up just when he was about to eat it.

'This had better be good Yuu,' Lavi whined as he sat in the passenger seat of the car. Kanda snorted impatiently.

'Quit the whining, another ones turned up,'

'What?'

'Another dead body,' Kanda said as his eyes darkened under the streetlights that they passed. Lavi fell silent as he contemplated the information. What did the officer mean by another?

It was probably another murder as they rocked up at another fancy high-rise with windows that reflected the buildings around it. They entered the building and quickly made they way to the thirteenth floor using the elevator.

The room was 318 and there were already police officers standing outside. Lavi just hoped that the Inspector was with them. He hadn't seen the Inspector in a while and he never looked forward to seeing him afterwards.

Kanda flashed their badge at the officers standing guard and they entered into a lavish apartment. The furniture was dark brown leather standing over a cream-white carpet. Not a bad place if you could make the 5k daily rent.

'Well fancy meeting you at another crime scene, Lavi Bookman?' Lavi just had to jinx himself as he turned to face the sneer directed at him by the Inspector.

'I wouldn't make a habit of it,' the Inspector seemed to nod in agreement. Kanda grunted something about looking around and left Lavi to talk to the head of Police.

'What have we got on our hands?' The Inspector glared at him.

'Another suicide from what we've analyzed so far,' Lavi followed the inspector into the bedroom and Lavi couldn't help but feel a sense of de-jar-vu.

'Young man, probably late twenties was found by his friend that rents next door after he failed to show up at a meeting,' Lavi walked over to the body lying on its back on the bed.

The shirt was open and the pants half undone, which was particularly odd. Lavi ran his hand over the arm feeling the stiffness of the limb.

'He's probably been dead for over 24hrs,' Lavi stated as he noted the chill coming from the body.

'You really shouldn't touch the evidence Bookman,' the Inspector seemed to warn as Lavi ignored him going over the body for any signs of wounds but there still were any. Then Lavi tried to turn the body over.

'Not another movement Bookman, this is my investigation!' Lavi sighed haggardly knowing the man probably felt bitter of being robbed the satisfaction of catching the last killer.

'I just need to see the back and that's it,' Lavi turned the body over with some difficulty before the Inspector could protest further. Both their eyes seemed to fall on the dark stains on the shirt.

The stains were just below the neck on the right hand side as Lavi lifted the collar for a better look. He couldn't help but frown.

'Inspector you might want to see this,' Lavi tugged as much of the shirt down as possible revealing the two deep gashes with the dead man's back.

'How'd the…?'

'This seems similar to the last body we found so this is our investigation Inspector,'

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The Inspector hadn't been so willing to hand over the body until Komui arrived and sorted things out. Now Lavi was back in the Office wanting for the results of the autopsy while tucking into his well-deserved dinner.

While he was doing that, he started on the dead person's background. Apparently the man was Brian Kalvin from a lawyer firm several hours away. He was very good at his work and his success rate was high so Lavi couldn't pinpoint any suicide intentions.

No, everything had to do with the injury on his back. But what concerned Lavi the most was that it looked almost identical to the one that on John Bishop, the previous dead body found.

Two young man, successful in their careers wound up mysteriously dead… why?

Lavi slowly put down his knife and fork and slumped back into his chair. He certainly wasn't getting anywhere with this.

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